VOICED : Flash mobs musicales en Damasco para leva

In war-torn Syria, the youth band Wamda uses music to counteract the noise of bombings. Their flashmobs in Damascus offer a stark contrast to the violence, providing a flash of art, action, and love. Despite the ongoing conflict, which has claimed over 126,000 lives, Wamda's interventions bring hope and a sense of life to the residents. The music helps people remain determined to continue living amidst the chaos.

What is the primary goal of the band Wamda in Damascus?

• To teach music to children

• To promote traditional Syrian music

• To perform in international concerts

• To counteract the noise of bombings with music

How does Wamda's music differ from the 'flashes' mentioned in the transcript?

• It is a traditional Syrian music revival

• It is a form of protest against the government

• It is an artistic and peaceful expression

• It is louder than the bombings

What has been the impact of the conflict in Syria as mentioned in the transcript?

• All cultural activities have stopped

• The government has regained full control

• The economy has completely collapsed

• Over 126,000 people have died in 33 months

What message does Wamda convey through their music in Damascus?

• That life in Syria is returning to normal

• That there is still hope and a desire to live

• That the conflict is nearing its end

• That international help is on the way

How does music help the people of Damascus according to the transcript?

• It allows them to forget the conflict entirely

• It encourages them to leave the country

• It helps them feel closer to achieving peace

• It provides a distraction from daily life